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Show Universal Microfilming Piprpont Ave. Corp. 53 MINING A VOLUME 51 NUMBER RAILROAD AND DISTRICT NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH 14 ST. ANTHONY CHURCH MISSION SLATED FOR '49ER SHOW SUCCESS APRIL 14 TO REPORTED BY 21; . PAULIST PRIEST TO PRESIDE THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 Helper State Bank Spectacular Gain Noted In Publication HOUSING PROJECT FOR VETERANS Harris Simonsen, president of the Helper State Bank, last week was congratulated by Telegram, by the American Banker, a naLate last Saturday night (early Negotiations were nearly completed this week, that would assure tional banking publication, for the gains in business and sound! Sunday tmom', actually) another Helper having the biggest single housing project in its history, ac condition ialttained tilling of Helper's famous Helper Days FISH AND GAME of '49 shows came to an end, af- - GROUP SLATES cording to Helper pity officials, who have been interested in the just past. er a three-nigrun, and every wef-kfafrom the message of several since was weeks it Quoting ago suggested : indication points toward another MEETING SATURDAY project "Annual roll h-i- -. QtaniPv Aitnmpv success financially and from an in 500 large A meeting of the Carbon Emery V. itiZzeUe, who has been taking entertainment point of view. Fish and Game association will 4-- H ENROLLMENT General Chairman of the show be held in Helper Saturday night iBank as having made spectacular the project, insofar as the city's Bill Hunter, minus about ten beginning at 7 in the civic audi298 n7d saW th weekain Partlsonce pounds of weight, was all smiles torium, according to Tony O'Berto NEARS COMPLETION and reached ago, year highest that th eproject was started by in history ; . ." Monday morning on his rounds president of the .group. He said position E. R. E. J. Forrester, Forrester, of business houses talcing care of that this will be a public meeting The congratulations were over Four-- H enrollment in Carbon and J. R. Forrester of Price, three the last few details of the show and hopes that residents of .this the is nearing completion, signature of Upton E. Liptrott, in county men interested are who seeing before closing the .books fox an area will attend to Carbon county agent that veterans have an opportunity vice president of the American other year. Purpose of the meeting is to Rell F. Argyle and Charlene Lind to purchase homes of their own. Banker. He said Wednesday that a com- familiarize the Blessing. public with the Fourteen communities have al- These same men were instruThis statistical information' on One of the interesting features plete tabulation of the proceeds activities of the association and .been visited toy the agents mental in having a similar pro- the higher rating of the local ready of the Paulist Mission is the indicates that the net this year to report to them the fish and and older H members. One is ject completed in Price recently. bank is significant proof that Question Box. Each evening, the might be less, and the exact fig- game conditions in the area to the Durrant school left visit, The tract of land to be used the Helper area contrary to the Films on fishing and hunting in. Price, at which the enrollmen' for the missionary will answer questions ure would not be known until sev project is the property of beliefs of a few is- progressing been bills have that have been placed in the eral outstanding will ibe shown during the meeting meeting will be held Tuesday. O. Melvin Porter, who has indi- steadily as a merchandising and question .box. All questions on paid. by George Grivet, a past presi cated he would' be interested business center in the Carbon been that have The showing agents so show if the do didn't "Even matters of religion will be given dent of the sportsmen's group. in the a film then and giving project group an county area. explaining FATHER PERONE courteous attention, and all are well on the 'take' end, I 'am H on the land until all legal to Other officers of the Helper the the youngoption program so because to 'submit questions. invited many persons pleased sters. Experienced H members matters could be cleared, and State Bank are Carl J. Leavitt; The Paulist Fathers receive who attended the event, express- UTAH FOUNDATION in each community are assisting also indicated that he would be vice president; J. R. Phillips, their name from St. Paul, .the ed their satisfaction with the Holy Communion the agents by telling of some of interested in selling the land for cashier, and Olive Richeda, asst. great convert to Christianity of show and the atmosphere of Catholic 3Ien cashier. Directors are A. Laboroi, their experiences anc' giving 'such a housing project, TAX REPORTS EFFORT Mr said. Hunter He was chosen friendliness," the early church. is outside The reasons one miss the Dr. F. R. SlopaWkey, Mr Simon-se- n, no should property why just 14 St. Anthony's April "I wish to express my appreci as the patron of this first Comof belonging to a city limits, 'jut according to the John B. Laboroi, Helen B. experience rfor to its the American of accept public .priests, jation ON CARBON SCHOOLS H P. The annual Mass and Holy munity in 1853 club. the Mrs Jennie Barboglio, Chris Mayor Jouflas, city Leavitt, founded by Father Isaac ance of the show and thanks to Communion for the Catholic men These older are Myrna would annex the area to the city, Mr Phillips and Mrs Leavitt. and his four companions, )h9 various organisations and Hecker Carbon School District would Otteson at Hiawatha, Patsy Hart and cooperat to the extent of of St 'Anthony's Parish will be all of whom 'were converts. One individuols for their willig work, have an increase in operating held on Palm Sunday, April 14. of the special works of the Paul- not have been a success," he con- funds of $175,217 or 1779 per ley at Wellington, Anne Martini furnishing the necessary utilities at Helper, Janet Clerico at Spring such has power lines and water Scholarship Offered of cluded. The Most Reverend Joseph L. ist Fathers is the instruction distribution unit with no addi- Glen, Sonja Gigliotti at Notre lines, and would also cooperate Students by Woody's Federal, Auxiliary Bishop of the inquirers on the truths of the tional local tax effort if the new Dame in Price. Winners Named with the biulders of the housing And Co-O- p Members Salt Lake City Diocese, will of- Catholic Religion. school legislation adopted by the Gary Wilmonen, Reggie Peter project in a plan for the installFather Perone cordially invites Winners of the major prizes at 1957 Utah Legislature fer the Mass and speak at the were in sen and John Kantor at Kenil ation of a sewage system. were: Five hundred and forty-seve- rt Communion breakfast. The St. everyone to attend the Mission the show effect this year. This finding was 'be to tract as the at ErKarol known The L. Boat Albert and Drag worth; Stephans ffl trailer, , services. be in in a study just corn- Anthony Altar, Society will erton, Sharon Aitken at Price, Porter Addition (has been platted ."House, Inc., hiave authorized ickson, (Price; Washer & Dryer, presented charge of the breakfast arrangeBerndce'tLeo, Helper; Golf!pleted by Utah Foundation, the and Sandra Larsen also of Price. by engineers and contains enough Mrs ments. H enrollment is open- to all area for 47 60x100 building lots. the .best essays on the theme. clubs ,Jack Foreman, Mexican DANCE REVUE TO ganization. and Bosone Chaise Fred to City Attorney Litizzette said "The Importance of Higher Ed- boys ; girls in the county be Hat; lounge. Father Dowltog, According Under the new school finance would ucation to Me." houses an addition to the Most Reverend proposed, Clothng certificates were won law, Carbon School District would tween the ages of 10 & 21. These the out projects be in the $10,000 classification young people Scholars up to 25 years of age, carry Dy Clede Andreini and G. W. Guest of Honor, iMr Carl C. FEATURE SEVERAL toe able to finance , a maximum which will teach them the con- and that the project is exclusive- - Lf grade and high schools as well Truscott; Jewelry prizes, Chuck Schoeniberger wjll be the genoperating program of $1,545,833 structive use of heic-leisure iime ly VA direct, loan venture. ' m colleges and. universities," mayeral chairman. Mr Angelo-Welc- h Morrison,. Grand- - Junction,. Colo. or HELPER STUDENTS $6376 "per distribution unit that in the participate by submitting essays the summer months. Ento went Mayor Jouflas said Anna without was named chairman for the Old during Grocery prizes resorting to any further rollment sheets can toe obtained event the project ' is given the .prior to June 30, 1957. Timers 'group. An elaborate dance revue fea- Pizza, DeLee Montoyo, John Tom On Page Four Continued at the various schools in the "OK" signal, the city will co Awards of $500 for the first sic, (Mike Zdunick, M. Miller, The following Old Timers have turing talent from Carbon and at the Exten operate with adjoining property winner, $300 to the second, $200 as as well county, Ahlen Martin Bruno, Sr., made reservations to attend he Emery county communities, will R. B. owners in the establishment of for the third and 15 $100 schol sion office in Price. Bassles, Hector Chiara, Mar THILL MARSHALL Communion Breakfast, according be held at the Price municipal ion right-of-winto the ad arships will go to the school, col- Bry-an- d all adequate of HelperjCfmt 5 Lupo, The 6. and to Mr Welch: Tony Callox, Joe building April 4, D out of liege or university of the windition the in and GOV. laying Fred and Regis, Kenilworth; a special ve Bruno, Frank Zaccaria, George first day, Thursday, ASKED street GIRLS a n, CARBON Christen-seL. ncr's choice. E. Durrant and plan, systematic 'Ray will school children OF MOOSE HELPER matinee for James GaravagSia, Montoro, to at the and ; practiability Castle Gate,-- Parley Jones, Entrry forms are now availPerform7 be at p.m.. presented Frank Montaro, Henry Uhle, Tony same times fitting into the land- able locally at Woody's Jewelry, At the annual election meeting the last two nights will be Jay Martino and Richard Herfive ances TO ENTER CONTEST scape of the area. Perry, Tony Aperges, Domonic of Jewel of the Helper Moose lodge, held a member & of Price. at 7:45 p.m. Perry, Saim Fazzio , Ed (Dad) gin late Litizzette Mr that Thill this said, Inc. contest were winners Beard week, House, Marshall, Spring Price are from Students Helper, Dowling, Louis Cacha, Charley Kenilworth and Glem was reelected governor of FOR DAIRY PRINCESS Wednesday an option for the Woody Merkley, manager of Hia Jim Kulow, Tunno, Ross Sacco and Joe Welch. Spring Glen, Spring Canyon, land had not been received by Woody's Jewelry, indicated, "It's the lodge for another year. Sneddon, Wei Helper. Sonny watha, Dragerton, Sunmyside, - of the Forresters from Mr Porter, fitting, proper and timely, that Carbeauties Milk in officers included Other elected contest at Winners drinking poster lington and Castle Gate in Car invivted this but they expected to negotiate we give increased attention today CONVENT SOCIAL bon county and from Green River the Helper Junior high, school A. M. IPagano, past governor; bon county were to our young students who are Elmo & Ferron in Emery county. were Ronald Yoshino, Darlene John Basinger, junior governor; week to entea- the annual Utah the option soon. AT ST. ANTHONY At the present time about 60 destined to become our leaders Pete Princess Thomas Aiello, treasurer, competition, rules Fossat and Robert Sherman. Dairy Williams Jr., secretary, and the for which were released by Wal veterans living in this area have of tomorrow. Within a short timfl 6 SATURDAY, Picture on Page Three James Gia lace A. Parrish, state chairman. signified they would be interest- many of our students will be following trustees: Another of the series of socials Wilson James coletto, Jr., and (Mr Parrish said entries for ed in contracting for a home in graduated and thinking of their revues The is sponsored by Richard Duke Wins will be sponsored by St. Anthony Robert Olson. next progressive educational step. county Dairy Princess honors will the proposed Porter Addition. LDS ward First build the (Price .. Ml Catholic church for the benefit Oil Co a The land is directly west of the It is our hope that our Jewel l.lll! i. be received by local chairmen be oe win on installation field, committee. of the St. Anthony's Convent ing Enoch Bryner homstead and is House Scholarship plan will be April 30. Installing officer will ginning this week. 1130 take College Scholarship fund. This benefit social will be About the students will be imof Thomas W. are sloped enough for good drainage of add and benefit to those who Williams Carbon two-ho- or county competition in Jr., pirturesque held at the civic auditorium part JLogan Standard Oil Company mediate past governor. Lorenzo Peterson of Wellington and is sheltered from canyon are fortunate in submitting the derevue 20 beautiful with and has awarded five $300 college Saturday evening, April 6 beAmerican Dairy Association of winds. winning essays on a most timely lightful numbers featuring all H to outstanding ginning at 8 p.m. scholarships Utah director, and Rell F. Argyle of dancing on the program. subject." types club Winners are Rich Informal Meeting Held Price, county agent. Wilbur C. There will be many elegant The many colorful and clever cos ard youths.. Baseball Association Duke, Spring Glen; Joan Bl Kiwanis Members sum uaciiu prizes given ana uree fumes are all Parkinson is associate state chair of original designs Bonnie man. coiiee wiu oe srvea. ine jacK-jp- ot the dance instructor, Louise Laur Pace, Spanish Fork; Reports Finances Helper Kiwanians what were HELPER P-WILL "All girls will be wise to reprize now amounts to $55. iski, and the mothers of the stu- Carpenter, Ephraim; Mary War- - left of them after most were ab At a meeting of the (Helper and Lee Mauna Delta Allen nick, member that their best beauty baseball association held recently The socials are attracting more dents, especially Mrs John Picci-o- ni sent and in Salt Lake watching the Giants get beat by Cincinna- of Spring Glen, who has been of Circleville. a report was given on the finan- MEET MONDAY FOR people each time and everyone On Page Five Continued who has attended have indicated a big help to the instructor in tti enjoyed an informal session cial condition of the organization last night. No regular program, at the end of the playing season they have enjoyed .themselves. planning the costumes. Mrs 'Val-en- e CANCER PROGRAM Pete (Paletta is chairman of this D. Tueller of Logan, Mrs last year. just discussions on anything that Binch Services week's social and cordially in- Lauriski's, daughter, has assisted came to mind; then an early adwere: $&Sl.24, cash on Receipts The April meeting of the Helper vites everyone to attend. A dona- in arranging the many sparkling 2 p.m. hand at beginning of "ason, plus journment to see the fights on TV A will be held at the Helper Next week the club will appoint tion of $1 is solicited. numbers. other receipts totaling $1109.93 Glen School Sp. high school auditirium and junior from miscellaneous sources, pridelegates to the international con vention to be held at Atlantic Funeral services for John Wil- marily from score carl advertis- will present an interesting prog liam (Jack) Binch, 74, Spring ing, ticket sales and champion ram on Cancer.. This is a timely City this summer. CENTRAL SCHOOL SIXTH GRADERS PLAN Elias Degn was chairman of Glen, who died Tuesday morning ship money. This amounted to topic, in that at the present time the annual drive for funds for the meeting. at the Price city county hospital, a total of $1209.17. cancer research and treatment, is 'totaled .be a will short after held $959.28, illness, Expenditures PRESENTING OPERETTA "POLISHED PEBBLES" now underway. Saturday. April 6, at 2 p.m. in the leaving a cash balance to begin Landshape Construction Spring Glen schoolhouse. activities this year of $249.89. Attending the meeting will be School A long-tim- e Women The sixth graders of .the Helper "when the cat's away, the mice resident of Carbon A breakdown of expenses show Mrs Howard Hanks, Price, Carbon desand Spring Glen, Mr Binch that rental and lights in ball County Cancer Drice chairman: Central school will present their will play." Mrs OBrien's Slated April, May county had been a coal miner for many park was $90; travel expense of Mrs Jack Treat, Helper drive annual operetta, Friday, April 12 criptions are revealed and justice A lamp shade construction years and later was associated players, $61; equipment, $257.64; chairman, and a member of the at 7;30 p.m. at the Helper junior prevails. school will be held beginning with the Denver & Rio Grande Radio Adv. $6; league and um medical profession. The cast is as follows: Richard DuU high school auditorium. This year's two-a- ct operetta is Uncle Bob, Kenny Richardson; April il7, according to Miss Char- Western Railroad "Water Service. pire fees $1.12; ball shaggers $30.- Cancer symptoms will be dis75; bat boy, $6.75; business ad entitled "polished Pebbles." The Mrs O'Brien. Judy Clark; Rosalie, The awards were announced lene Lind, Carbon county home He retired several years ago. cussed ad a film on the subject He in on was iborn American school This at farm demonstration Fork a Winnie Tamara Han $5.79; Karen takes T. state ministration, agent Glenn Davis; place ground keep Baird, today by setting Club leader at Utah State is (for any home maker in the Sept. 25, 1882, a son of Henry er, $40; ticket seller, $27; Misc., will be shown along with the the yard of Mrs O'Brien's home. sen; Millie, Jo Ann Hafey; Mrs Following the main $9.95, refund state tourney, $73; discussions. (Mrs OBrien and her daughters Babble, LaFaye Skaggs; Mr Gab- Agricultural College. county who has an old lampshade James and Emma Binch. a round table session . l$239.40. program Survivors to after Alice ball learn for would Jackets like are his wife, the prohusband of Richard is a son of Mr and Mrs and return to their farm home ble, the players, at which parents will take ex Officers a son the place association of in cess months Mrs of the and is Gabble John Binch, Harold Logan five it., He city. has Glen. recovering Henry Duke, portrayed by' spending Spring ask the doctor questions James offend will may H thanks manners 1:30 class and The Binch, Spring Glen; Three pressed appreciation been in club work for 8 Their affected begin at Bradley. two brothers, to the men who played last year about cancer. .Mrs Catherine the neighbors who gather to Martha and Nick the little mis years and has had projects in p.m. on the 17th of April in the grandchildren; A president, urged1 welcome them home.. The town chevious farm girl and boy are rabbatst gardening and junior Extension Service office, 105 So. Thomas, Shelley, Idaho; George for the team in the coal league Wright, and take part to attend American everyone two Mrs and them for the Price. Carbon The 'Rickstrewe labels other sisters, Sheron His been championship Gabble, has Mrs Fork; mother winning Avenue, by portrayed leadership. gossip, .the in session, Hattie school question and that cast Michael is . The feels the Perrero. be will of She Adams, his and club leader. league trophy. Huntington Park, "Polished Pebbles." meetings Richard was a delegate to the Wednesday, April 24 and Wednes Calif.; and Mrs Emma Greening, Players singled' out for thanks Rosalie, Wie niece left behind to supported by the dancing farm Mrs Wright said that nominwere: American Fork. H Club camp last day, May A. run the farm, is the real gem. boys and girls, and a fine chorus National ations and election of officers E. The remains will be at the Toy Atwood, Mgr., Etzel, will be held some time during Victims of the city's fads and of sun bonnet girls and overall year. He was state achievement Anyone interested in particiwinner and high individual on pating in this class should con- family residence from Friday E. Juliano, J. Poloni, Naz Giord the evening. fancies, Mrs O'Brien and her boys. dar-hter- s, It is directed by Mrs Kelley and the crops judging team which tact the Extension office to make until the times of services Satur ano, L. Jones, T. Bowns, Lucky Winnie and Millie, sum Musical selections of the evea Mr Angotti. The operetta was won first in the state. He has reservations. The phone number day afternoon, for friends who Purcell, Terry Hill, J. Kulow, have squandered generous wish to pay their respects. Jorgie Jorgensen, Louie Tone. of money given them by their written by Otis M. Carrington, and been secretary of the student is ME ning will be presented by the A meeting of the group will be junior high school band. Burial will be in the Price city There is no charge for this Uncle Bob sends word that he put on by special permission of body association and winner of will meet them at the farm. He th publishers, Myers & Carring- the American Legion and schol class, which is being sponsored cemetery under the direction of called soon to hold an election of Meeting time .7:30 pjn.t Mon at by the Extension Service of the the Mitchell Funeral Home of officers and make plans for the day, April 8, at the Helper junior awards astic achievement arrives early and disguised as a ton, Redwood City, California. summer playing season. Utah State Agricultural college. Price. a Carbon high school. high tchool. negro hired hand, learns that Parish 'Mission conducted by Unit of Layton, Utah, will open The Reverend Rocco F. Perone, at St. Anthony's Catholic church C.S.P. of the Paulist Mission on Sunday, April 14, and will close on Sunday (Easter), April 21, according to an announcement by The Reverend Edward F. Dowlirg, Paster of the church. masses during The the Mission will .be at 7:30 a.m. Each Mass will toe followed by a brief instruction. The evening services will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will consist of special pray ers, the question, box period, a Sermon and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. On Easter Sunday, April 21, the mission will come to its solemn close with the bestowal of the Papal A IS PLANNED FOR HELPER SITE CHAIRMAN HUNTER the-yea- r ht con&.-atulations- f! l" 4-- - 4-- H 4-- 4-- At For 4-- 4-- ; . - - j Yo-lan- da ay RE-ELECTE- con-dusi- co-ow- , APRIL Standard 1 en 4-- TA Jack Saturday at At ynfi x P-T- For For 4-- H hen-peck- ed 4-- P-T- 4-- |